KRA Orders Removal of Some Businesses From Tax Evaders 'Blacklist'

We are in the tax season, as KRA races against time to ensure tax compliance from both businesses and individuals ahead of the dreaded June 30 deadline...

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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has ordered the immediate removal of numerous businesses from its internal tax compliance watchlist, referred to as the 'special table'. This decision comes after the KRA acknowledged that the tool was being misused to unfairly target and penalize legitimate businesses.

Taxpayers will be removed from the watchlist unconditionally, unless involved in missing trader schemes, tax fraud, or other tax-related crimes.
The KRA is directing relationship managers to notify affected taxpayers by Thursday, March 12.
Future additions to the 'special table' will require thorough investigation of the scheme involved and approval from relevant management channels.

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